The Progress Paradox: How Life Gets Better While People Feel Worse
Investigates the gap between rising living standards and persistent feelings of discontent, using evidence from multiple disciplines to explore modern happiness.
About This Book
The Progress Paradox examines the disconnect between objective improvements in living standards and subjective feelings of dissatisfaction.
It draws on data from economics, sociology, and psychology to analyze trends in health, wealth, and technology.
The book questions common assumptions about happiness and progress in modern society.
Readers are invited to consider how expectations and comparisons shape personal well-being.
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